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Scammers Exploit New ‘data-leak-compensation’ Scheme

Instead of a Nigerian prince giving away his millions, fraudsters now trick people into thinking they’ll be compensated after being subjected to a personal data leak.

What is Cyber Libel?

by Sonnie | Ask Sonnie Qs, Cyber Harassment, CyberCrime

Cyber libel is one of the crimes under the cybercrime law in PH. This is being by those at the receiving end of online bullying to seek reprieve.

Cybercrime Risks: Insights From An HR Strategist

by Sonnie | CyberCrime, Social/Mobile Computing

The Norton 2013 Cybercrime Report provided a good basis to propose an initiative for the 2014 strategic plan. The HR in me would not want to pass this opportunity to be proactive and take on a lead role in reducing the risk exposure of the company and its employees...

2013 Mobile Cybercrime Report by Norton

by Sonnie | CyberCrime, Mobile Safety, Online/Mobile Risks, Social/Mobile Computing

Update 10/23/13: Read part three of my blog about 2013 Norton Report- Cybercrime: Insights from an HR Strategist This is the 2nd part of of a series of blog posts that I will publish about Norton’s 2013 Cybercrime Report. On my initial post, I shared the...

2013 Norton Cybercrime Report

by Sonnie | CyberCrime, Online/Mobile Risks, Social/Mobile Computing, Web Safety

Update 10/23/13: Read part three of my blog about 2013 Norton Report- Cybercrime: Insights from an HR Strategist Update 10/18/13: Read part two of my blog about 2013 Norton Report- Mobile Cybercrime Yours truly was asked to give a talk at Symantecs’ press event...

How The Cybercrime Law Can Affect HRs, Entrepreneurs and Marketers?

by Sonnie | Ask Sonnie Qs, CyberCrime

the cyber crime law will take effect on Oct. 3, 2012 (IRR to follow). So spammers, consider yourselves warned.

When Someone Assumes Your Identity Online, Here’s What You Can Do

by Sonnie | Cyber Wellness ToolBox, CyberCrime, Online Reputation, Online/Mobile Risks, Web Safety

Likely targets of Identity theft are high profile individuals like entertainers, political activists, successful people, corporate brands and philanthropic organizations. Here’s what you can do if you fall victim to it.